SAFE Perimeter UAS & Facilities Defense
Counter-UAS and Wireless Airspace Defense for Installations and Federal Facilities
Passive detection of the aerial and RF threats a perimeter cannot stop — deployed at U.S. military installations, in joint interagency environments, and across critical infrastructure with a federal nexus.
Where We Deploy
One sensing architecture, adapted to the operating picture each command already runs.
Installation Defense
Persistent airspace and spectrum coverage over flight lines, ranges, housing, and restricted areas — with operator geolocation, not just contact reporting.
Force Protection
Detection during power-up and pre-flight, frequently before an aircraft leaves the ground and well outside the fence line.
Federal Facilities
Diplomatic premises, federal buildings, SCIFs and no-wireless zones — where policy assumes an air gap and nobody has measured it.
Joint & Interagency
Task force environments, exercise and evaluation support, and coalition operations where systems must plug into an existing common operating picture.
No Single Sensor Sees Everything
Each detection modality is blind to a specific and well-understood class of aircraft. Layering is what keeps one countermeasure from collapsing the entire picture.
- RF detects the control link and geolocates the operator — but not an aircraft flying a pre-loaded waypoint mission with its radio off.
- Acoustic detects the one signature a flying object cannot suppress, at shorter range.
- Radar sees physical returns, but small aircraft low against clutter sit at the edge of its envelope.
- EO/IR confirms and identifies visually, but needs a cue and clear line of sight.
Fiber-optic tethered and pre-programmed autonomous aircraft are built specifically to beat RF and GPS-based counter-UAS. They cannot beat physics — anything that flies moves air, and moving air makes sound.
Detection, Sensing, and Where Authority Applies
Deployed as a layered architecture or fielded individually against a specific requirement.
SkyShield — RF Drone Detection
AirShield — Wireless Intrusion Detection
SkyShield Sentry — Acoustic Detection
SkyShield Mobile & LOCH Detector
What Your Authority Actually Permits
The single most consequential question in scoping a counter-UAS program, and the one most often answered after the purchase order.
Detection carries no equivalent restriction to mitigation. That is why detection-first architecture is the practical starting point for nearly every program — and why it positions a command to act quickly if authority expands, because the sensing layer is already in place.
- 10 U.S.C. § 130i — the Department of War (still the Department of Defense as a matter of statute) and the Department of Energy.
- 6 U.S.C. § 124n — the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice.
- State and local agencies and private operators do not currently hold independent mitigation authority.
SkyShield and AirShield perform electronic support and contribute to electronic protection. SkyWall is an electronic attack capability, fielded only to operators with the authority to employ one. We describe each capability by what it does, because that is what keeps a program moving through the right approval chain.
Statutory citations current as of publication. Authority provisions are amended periodically; confirm current status with your judge advocate or counsel.
Into the Picture You Already Run
A sensor that needs its own dedicated screen adds a task. A sensor that pushes contacts into the common operating picture adds capability without adding manning.
- ATAK. SkyShield Mobile pushes live contacts directly into ATAK.
- Digital battle management. Simple APIs for integration with existing C2 systems.
- Tactical MANET radios. Compatible with fielded mesh networking.
- SIEM and SOAR. Wireless events flow into the workflow analysts already use.
- Rapid deployment. Dome configuration operational in field conditions in well under an hour.
SkyShield and AirShield have been deployed and evaluated at U.S. military installations, in Department of War test and evaluation activity, in joint interagency task force environments, and across critical infrastructure — under live operational conditions rather than in a laboratory. Current deployments include continuous 24-hour counter-UAS monitoring and reporting at active installations.
Procurement Information
SAFE Perimeter supports acquisition from requirements definition through award, including sensor architecture, integration planning, and sustainment.
- Legal entity
- SAFE Perimeter, Inc.
- CAGE code
- 236Y5
- UEI
- SG4NPTSZXDD8
- SAM.gov
- Active
- GSA Schedule
- [Contract number — via distribution partner]
- Primary NAICS
- [NAICS codes]
- Business size
- Small Business
- State
- Georgia, United States
The SkyShield product line is available on GSA Schedule through our distribution partners, with first-year hardware and software support warranty included on core systems. Department of War, federal civilian, and state and local buyers can all acquire through this path. For programs with grant funding, the FEMA Counter-UAS Grant Program provides a separate route — see the FAQ for eligible uses.
SAFE Government
Schedule a capability briefing and live demonstration scoped to your mission profile, threat set, and authority level.
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